A beam of sunlight hits earth at this location at an almost perpendicular angle?

Answer 1

Let's forget about "almost", and just talk about perfectly perpendicular sun,

that is, directly over your head.

That can happen anywhere in the Tropic Zone ... the belt around the middle of the

globe between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn. That's every place

with latitude of 23.5 degrees or less, north or south.

It happens twice a year at every latitude in the Tropics, and it never happens

anywhere else on earth.

Answer 2

When a beam of sunlight hits the Earth at an almost perpendicular angle, the intensity of sunlight is highest because the light is concentrated on a smaller area, resulting in more energy absorbed. This produces warmer temperatures compared to when sunlight hits at an oblique angle, where the same amount of energy is spread over a larger area, resulting in cooler temperatures.

Answer 3

The equator